Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-06-16
.persons and PARTICULARS.

Mr.. A. C. Morse is at home for q Wis
| it Of week or ten days. He will re-
move his family to suburb of Kansas
City before fall. The Evening Argus
| is success.
F. w. Hubbard came to Lancaster
last Thursday night in company with a
man named Dorgan, formerly of San
Antonio, Tex. who is negotiating for
the purchase of the Hubbard House
property. No perceptible change in the
Hub"
Thomas Duncalf ST., of North Lam
caster has lost two head of cattle lately
from some sort of lung trouble that
| carries them off in day.
Mr.. Chas Wilhson and his little
daughter drove down to Lancaster with
Mr.. Chas. Him last Friday.
A. Schmitt is shipping a few straw
berris to Milwaukee to parties who
have had a taste of them here and are
bound to have them at any price.
Chas. NcKernan of Plattville has in
his restaurant telegraph Instrument,
and is prepared TO Communicate with
Lancaster, beetown, Bloomington,
North Andoyer. Cassville and all points
on the C. B. & N. railroad.
Miss Addie Rushton left home last
Saturday morning for Kenosha where
she will be treated for rheumatism from
which she has been suffering several
months. The Kenosha Water Cure is
under the charge of DIR. N. A. Pennoyer,
a homeopathic physician Of experience
well and favorably known in medical
circles. His success in the treatment of
chronic and acute rheumatism, and
nervous disease has been remarkable.
Patients receive various kinds of water
treatment with steam baths and cleo
tricity.
A fine birdseye view of Elsinore, San
Eiego Co. California, and showing all
the principal buildings of the town, has
been received at this office ''With the
compliments of VIM. Varco & Co.. Real
Estate dealers" He also sends a copy
of the Los Angeles Tribune containing
well written article description of
Elisnore, which is described as a town
with all the Resources of an eastern
manufacturing centre, and all the At
fractions of Pacific coast resort, sur
rounded by county which yields the
choisest fruits and farm products, and
has in addition no end of mineral wealth.
E. r. Russell. of Animation, was in
town Friday.
The telegraph informs us that quite
an excitement was caused in Beetown
last Sunday morning by some men
finding man they thought was insane.
1.-The fine frenzy" in which his eye
rolled round upon the assembled
crowd could only mean insanity. they
thought. 1t wasn't that, though, it
was poetry. Mr.. Burdick had wander
ed into the quiet woods to compose an
ode to to druggist, when he was thus
rudely interrupted.
John Ryan, of North Andover, was
in town Tuesday getting signatures to a
petition for the pardon of Edward B.
Wildman, formerly of Glen Haven,
now serving alife sentence for themur-
der of child.
One week from to-day Mr. Louis Alt
will start for Germany. He sails from
New York June 20. and will be absent
about two months. His plans include
trip up the Rhine, visit to several
interesting places in the vicinity, visit
with his two brothers in his native viii
lage, Ober-A Aspire. near Biedenkopf in
the Dukedom of Hesse Darmstadt. Mr..
Alt has been with Joe Nathan sixteen
of the twenty years since he left the
Fatherland and by close attention to
business has well earned this summer
holiday.
Heavy showers both north and south
of here Monday, but no rain to speak of
at Lancaster.
7. F. Baldwin. Esq, is delegate to
the Masonic Grand Lodge in session
this week at Milwaukee. Sam'l Birch
went from the Beetown lodge and Geo.
Hampton from Potosi.
Father Harrison's unusually smiling
face and the fact that he had on his
Sunday clothes to-day, on enquiry,
brought out the fact this is the 47th'
anniversary of his marriage. May the
aged couple live to enjoy many more
of them.
MIR. Hennessy, of Darlington, was
appointed to the position of Mail agent
just vacated by Col. Bloodgood, who is
transferred to another run. Mr.. Hen
messy is certainly remarkable Demo
GRAFT. He declined. Fred Burr is filling
the place temporarily, and no doubt
acceptably as he is said to be an expert
at handling mail,
Erskine Mccoy fell from step lad
der last Friday and spraiued and bruised
his arm severely.
Geo. Hoffman and wife, of James
town. Wis, are visiting at Thode Sher-
mans.
Mrs. Charles Hill, of Dubuque, is
visiting Mrs. G. w. Hill.
Mr. Showalter and all hands at the
Asylum captured swarm of bees that
came along there last Wednesday.
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